Sentence examples for aimed at reorganizing from inspiring English sources
Pakistani lawmakers are engaged in a policy review aimed at reorganizing the relationship based on a hard-nosed assessment of each side's interests.
Governor Davis is also advocating two other bills introduced last week, with one of them aimed at reorganizing the state's power grid.
Venator Group Inc., the retailer formerly known as Woolworth, took another move yesterday aimed at reorganizing its business by cutting about 3,700 jobs and closing 358 underperforming stores.
Frontier explained that structural changes are visible initiatives aimed at reorganizing the way schools operate.
Translation inhibition is often observed during cell stress [ 26] and this event often involves a re-programming of translation leading to differential regulation of mRNAs, occurring also via alternative mechanisms, aimed at reorganizing cell physiology to respond to the insult.
Considering the need to improve quality of care for individuals with diabetes in Latin America [ 25], a significant contribution of this program was its ability to use screening as a cornerstone of a larger plan aimed at reorganizing the care of diabetes.
Aon has made dozens of acquisitions in recent years aimed at strengthening and reorganizing the company in the face of declining insurance rates and weak economic growth.
To discuss the lesson learnt in using the multiagent technology in the field of information retrieval, in this paper, we present our experience in using X.MAS, a generic multiagent architecture aimed at retrieving, filtering and reorganizing information according to user interests.
Under federal bankruptcy law, which is aimed at giving troubled companies a chance to reorganize and return to financial health, the government may not revoke a license "solely because" the holder has sought protection from its creditors.
The plan, which will reorganize the way the airline does business, is aimed at avoiding a Chapter 11 filing, which Delta said it might have to seek if it cannot reduce its costs.
